@GadSaad I see the "root-for-martial-law-without-explicitly-saying-you-root-for-martial-law" posts are surging again on X.
Was there another prompt from the online commissars?
@constans I hate to be mean, but this is why the British managed to loot so many countries out of their own history: when you're being squeezed dry by your benevolent masters, your cultural heritage doesn't put food on the table.
@potatoslav My Greek relatives in Newton were having a party a while back, playing music loud and such.
They had half a dozen complaints later from neighbors about how they didn't have to listen to their "Arab" or "mullah" music.
(One said it was "Indian")
@EndWokeness It is easy to stop breeding for aggressiveness and even to physical traits that make pitbulls dangerous. You can dilute the lineage with other breeds and eventually gave a less dangerous dog.
Does that mean you've technically "eradicated" the Pitbull breed itself? Perhaps. So?
@EndWokeness Pitbulls are not the homicidal maniacs of dogs. They get into fight and bite as much as any other breed (assuming they weren't trained to be aggressive). The problem is that their anatomy makes their bite more dangerous and potentially lethal.
@Poeslawisalive IOW, we cannot expect any deal in the future that doesn't give Iran control of the Strait. Otherwise why look for long and costly alternatives already?
@stopvaccinating@DrNeilStone That's not "the vaccine", Larry. You're describing variolation. A method that predates the vaccine, used in Asia from the 17th century and Europe in the 18th. No chance you didn't know that. Why are you lying to your followers?
@PaperhackWriter@CalumDouglas1 Lyell, in the other classroom, wiping off a thin blood trail from his cheek with his thumb:
"Compelling argument, Will. But the Earth is still old".